Campus Magazine

Free entertainment that doesn’t involve staring at your phone? Say less. If you’re free late this week (and don’t mind losing some sleep for the plot), the sky is putting on a show. The Southern Delta Aquariids Meteor Shower is set to peak around 29–30 July, and according to the Science Centre Observatory, it’s one of the more reliable “shooting star” events you can catch fro...

Losing a family member is one of life’s most emotional experiences, and planning a funeral during this difficult time can feel overwhelming. For Buddhist families, a funeral is more than a formal farewell. It is an opportunity to honour the deceased, express gratitude, and perform meaningful rituals that reflect religious beliefs and cultural values. In Singapore, where tradi...

If you’ve graduated in the last year or you’re about to, you’ve probably felt this weird disconnect: the news keeps saying Singapore’s job market is “fine,” but your group chat is full of people still sending out applications six months later. You’re not imagining it. Here’s what’s actually going on.

If you had to guess NASA’s most prestigious internal award, “a sterling silver pin of Snoopy in a spacesuit” probably wouldn’t be your first answer. But that’s exactly what the Silver Snoopy Award is — and it’s genuinely one of the coolest pieces of space history you’ve probably never heard of.

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There is a version of productivity that looks excellent on a desk. You know the one. The elaborate coffee order, slightly out of focus, beside a neatly spread planner. The laptop open to a colour-coded Notion dashboard. The Spotify study playlist, lo-fi beats, naturally, playing at a volume low enough to suggest deep focus. The aesthetic is calm, intentional, and very, very p...